Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 12/1/21

Mark Levin Podcast

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News Commentary, Politics, News

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🗓️ 2 December 2021

⏱️ 11 minutes

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On Wednesday's Mark Levin Show, does the Mississippi abortion law violate the federal constitution? If it doesn't, then the Roe V. Wade decision can be weakened. Even Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has acknowledged that their basis for Roe v. wade was not rooted in the Constitution. The 14th Amendment freed the slaves and has nothing to do with abortion. It is not a right to privacy to murder a child in a woman's womb. Even if the Supreme Court finds that these laws can't be upheld federally, states will still have the right to authorize them. Then, the Solicitor General argued that viability was central to one's 'right' to abortion. Associate Justice Clarence Thomas questioned where such a right is found in the U.S Constitution. Later, Anthony Fauci announces the first Omicron variant case which emerged in San Francisco, CA, and the infected individual was fully vaccinated. Fauci still can't find an answer to why border crossers are being admitted into the country without testing or vaccinations. Afterward, Sen. Mike Lee joins the show to discuss his plan to shut down Biden's vaccine mandate by attaching it to an upcoming continuing resolution from Congress. The government was happy to shut down private businesses but is fearful to have a government shutdown for even a single day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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1:56.9	Hello, America. Mark Levin here. Our number 877-3813-811-877-3813-811. You're at the right
2:11.6	place because there's a big case before the Supreme Court involving the State of Mississippi
2:18.2	and its law, its law respecting abortion. Now, it's time for a little bit of background
2:28.6	here because the reporting on this is not only hysterical, it's unconscionable. The question
2:35.7	before the court is whether the Mississippi law, in their view, violates the federal
2:44.2	constitution or not. And so, the further question is whether or not that will influence the
2:54.4	Roe vs. Wade decision. The Roe vs. Wade decision does not have a syllable of constitutionality
3:03.4	in it, not one. It's not just Scalia and Thomas and Alito and others who've said that.
3:13.4	That's right. Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Although she supports it and supported a radical abortion
3:19.1	agenda, she acknowledged the fact that it's not in the Constitution and that the Roe vs.
3:25.4	Wade decision wasn't a very well-crested decision. It was crefted by Harry Blackman,
3:30.6	really by his clerks, his law clerks. And it basically is a decision that is rambling,
3:36.9	it's largely incoherent that uses psychoanalysis. There is absolutely nothing in the 14th amendment
3:44.1	despite what the Solister General of the United States argued, despite what Charles Fried
3:51.7	says up there at Harvard, former Solister General under Reagan, they keep mentioning. Yeah,
3:56.7	he was a Solister General under Reagan, but that doesn't give him the credentials. As
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